Where are links to proper php7 courses or tutorials be they free or paid ?

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When you Google for php 7 tutorial, you will notice it lists sites that mention what is new in php 7 compared to php 5 but you will never come across a tutorial that teaches you php 7 from top to bottom to beginners. Nor, will you find a paper book or an ebook that does! Can you prove me wrong ? If so, show me some links. This applies to this forum admins also. Don't close this thread unless you can prove me wrong with some link recommendations.

Php5 tutorials are no good because half the commands of it has been dropped plus the syntax in php 7 is different. And so, if I learn php 5 now then would have to unlearn 50% later on to be compatible with php7.
I can easily find php5 tutorials online but I not interested to waste my time learning and then unlearning. Here is what I mean:
Getting Ready for PHP 7[^]

What I have tried:

Tried Google and the forums for recommendations but no luck!

Posted 12-Oct-16 4:11am

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Updated 12-Oct-16 11:56am

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ZurdoDev 12-Oct-16 10:24am

Or learn any somewhat recent php and then you can also add in the ones that show what's new.

[no name] 12-Oct-16 10:28am

Or just use google to find what you want. We aren't a "do my research for me" or "find tutorials for me" service.

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 12-Oct-16 10:29am

If we close this thread without proving you wrong then? Because it's not a question.

Friend, Google is what we contribute to it. Why not you take an initiative to contribute what you think is not avaiable?

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Patrice T · Answer 1 · 2016-10-12T05:45:00

Solution 1

PHP is like most languages, it evolves with new features and backward compatibility.
This means that you can learn PHP 5 and then just study new features of PHP 7.
Here is a good tutorial site: PHP 5 Tutorial[^]

After that, you just have to Google PHP7 tutorials

Posted 12-Oct-16 5:45am

Patrice T